There's a cute bench in the shade where you can sit and have lunch. And a little stream with a…read morebridge over it. They have free poop bags by the trash can. There's a hotel with a bathroom. The only reason I'm deducting a star is because it costs more than the other chargers.

What's up: We had to do a quick supercharge session before hitting our next destination on the…read morelist: Lassen Volcanic National Park. Parking: There are 15 rear-in spots and 1 head-in. It was fairly busy when we arrived and there were only a handful of open spots. Environment: The chargers are located in the parking area near the Puerto Vallerta restaurant and O'Reilly Auto Parts. Once you see Black Bear Diner, turn into Commercial Ave. It'll lead you into a small shopping area towards the back. The area is ok but there's not much to do. For restrooms, we went to the market called Ray's Food Place; once inside, you'll see the sign towards the right of the building. There's also a ChargePoint charger not too far away. Yay/Nay/Meh: Meh. The area doesn't have much to do nearby. There was one trash can close by that was overfilled. It was convenient since it was right off the 5 FWY.

Great staff! Wonderful room! Excellent location. We enjoyed our stay very much and will…read morereturn. We had a third-floor room with balcony and view of Mt Shasta. We will book that again.

Negatives-Pictures are deceiving. Interior is run down. Decor is rustic but outdated. Not sure if…read moreit's undergoing renovation or what but there are signs posted, warning that there are cancer causing chemicals inside various parts of the hotel. Odd, old smell in the hallways. Way over priced 300$ a night on a weekday seems a bit steep for what this place offers. Positive- staff is friendly. Beds were comfortable and seemed clean. In close proximity of a burger joint called DRIZZLES. Best burgers ever. They do offer pet friendly rooms. Pool was nice. No judgment, just an fyi, if you are from out of town, just know Shasta is a hippie town with a pinch of strange costume wearing individuals. Probably harmless but just not everyone vibe.

Might be the largest or most powerful supercharger location I've used with forty-four 250kw…read morechargers. I think Barstow CA has a location with over seventy behind the factory outlet mall. Redding has a smaller location near Sundial Bridge. This larger location is meant for travelers where all the hotels and restaurants are along Hilltop. It's kind of hard to find, as it's in the back parking lot of a Holiday Inn. But I think you won't have any problem finding an open charger.

well, there are plenty of chargers here not a fan hotel, very limited access to bathrooms no food…read moreoptions, nearby and difficult on and off the freeway so while this one's fast and plenty of open chargers, location and access to utilities, makes it one of my least favorite

Another great place to stop and charge. It is literally right next to I-5. The Chargers are very…read morefast, it only took about 20 minutes to go from 20% back up to 80%. There are Plenty of stores, including a Walmart, Raleys, Dollar tree, Harbor, freight and other stores. If you are looking for something to eat, there's a Mickey D's, a Taco Bell, a Carl's Jr., a Wendy's, and even an Arby's. There is a black bear diner, almost right across the street, and a motel close by too, if you want to stop for the night. Once again, Tesla, did it right. They put a decent charger in a great location. Thanks.

What's up: Stopping here to charge up the car. It's right off the 5 FWY and can be found in the…read moreparking area closer to the market. Parking: Located in the Yreka Junction Shopping Mall, the chargers can be found not too far from the Raley's market. These are all rear in chargers. Environment: The area is not too busy. Restrooms can be found in the market. One of the chargers is a handicap spot. Yay/Nay/Meh: Meh. The place has multiple fast food choices to choose from, but it does require some walking so it's not too convenient in that case. Closest thing would be the market.

I don't usually give more than three stars for hotels unless there was something unusual about them…read morefor the price. I am used to staying in relatively cheap hotels and this one fits the bill for price. The rooms, were above average. It was huge with a table a couple chairs and the desk. The people at the front were super nice and the breakfast was great! Don't expect gourmet, but it was the usual breakfast that comes with an inexpensive hotel. There were some eggs, sausage, bacon, waffles, and assorted fruits and bakery stuff.

Seemed clean enough to stay, but the whole place was in desperate need of updates top to bottom…read more The bathroom sink/vanity in the bedroom right across from the beds. Ugh, I was in the shower before I noticed the towels were under the vanity in the other room. Breakfast was not very good...eggs tasted like instant and meats microwaved. We grabbed a toasted bagel Easy to park. Seemed safe.

Taiyo is an incredibly intuitive and deeply dedicated person, strong in his commitment to work with…read morehealing lead by spirit. He has the ability to connect with the source to resolve this and past life traumas and to unlock blockages. I always feel safe in his sessions and I get important insights that help me on my healing process.

From the owner: The healing modality is infused with Chinese Energy Healing/Integrated Quantum Medicine and an…read moreAncient Egyptian healing technique with music and bodywork. The client has the option of physical touch or non-physical energy healing upon request. It is safe and the fastest and most effective healing technique depending on the receptivity of the recipient.

This place is seriously a hidden gem! I was born and raised in the Bay Area and had access to all…read morethe different types of food from all cultures I could ever want. Fast forward and now I live in a place where there aren't many options. We stopped at this gas station on the way to Oregon to use the restroom and I saw the small Punjabi Dhaba in the corner. I picked up a couple samosas and they were divine! So much that on our way back from Oregon five days later we made sure to stop here for lunch. The second time we got two chicken wraps and four samosas. The food is delicious, has the perfect spice, and their chutneys are very flavorful. I also thought the wraps were such a smart idea since most people that stop here are probably traveling thru.

Best Indian food we had in a long time. Very authentic. Felt like we were eating in a restaurant in…read moreIndia. Not expensive either. And fast service. Highly recommend..

We don't usually choose rv parks to camp in but needed a stop on our way back home from a trip to…read moreWashington. This place is so amazing! It's beautiful, in the trees, to start with. A magnificent view of snow covered Mt Shasta. It has hookups at a great price and a really cute store. The owners turned vintage trailers into chicken coops and they have goats, a gorgeous turkey and chickens. All clean and well cared for. Just can't say enough! We walked around the property on a trail that led to a tent camping area with Adirondack chairs, fire pit and a great breeze to sit and enjoy the view of Mt Shasta. There is so much more. Just really enjoyed it!

Super cute location off the beaten path. Found it on the fly on our way to Oregon. It's small, but…read morethe spots are spacious and the facilities are clean. The road to get there is a little rough, but that's not on them. The trailer chicken coops were adorable!!

My tractor was stuck up to the front axle in soupy mud, so I called Klamath Towing to come and…read morewinch me out. Alex was able to get to the spot in his 4WD vehicle and I was out about 1 hour after calling. I'm not sure if there is any other towing company that works off of paved roads, so I was very happy to get this taken care of before the next round of rain and snow.

Alex was prompt and had no hesitation about getting off the highway to get my husband's truck…read more We'll use Klamath Towing again.